Autonomous car engineers spend countless hours teaching cars to recognize objects and
hit the brakes to avoid collisions. But what if there's no time to brake? French automaker Renault shows how it is working on self-driving vehicle dynamic control in a blog post and video, using a test car named Callie.
Renault engineered driving behavior to veer around a sudden obstacle, mimicking the actions of professional human test drivers.
In the video, the car autonomously veers around obstacles that suddenly appear in its path. The car swerves hard to the side, completely avoiding the obstacle, and resumes its path. https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/renault-test-car-automatically-veers-around-obstacles/
